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Looking for an article with a ton of information on the benefits of CR among ethnic minorities? Look no further than this systematic review/meta analysis by Duggan et al. Follow the link for the full article: bit.ly/3Y2hOye Robyn Gallagher Dr Ling Zhang Gabriela Ghisi

Intensive CR is a more comprehensive & rigorous approach that focuses on exercise, lifestyle modifications, stress management & peer support. But does it result in more favorable outcomes? Dr. Rasmussen et al. asked this question in their recent article: bit.ly/4hIlsUU

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Being active outside of structured exercise is critical to one's health, especially for those w/CVD. Here, Langley et al. investigate how PA & sedentary behavior patterns are altered when path areas are generated to promote movement. Learn more: bit.ly/4kUck2u

The impact of SES of pts referred to CR can be difficult to measure and has not been widely studied. Here, Washington-Plaskett et al. set out to evaluate whether various outcomes in CR are associated with SES in a safety net hospital. Learn more here: bit.ly/4iHrmHl

This is no April Fools Joke! In this article, Dr. Norweg et al. investigated whether A CALM Breathing intervention could optimize dyspnea treatment and complement current pulmonary rehabilitation techniques. Check out their findings and conclusions here: bit.ly/4cfjWsF

HR reserve, attenuated HR responses to exercise & recovery, peak HR index, & VO2peak are commonly used as prognostic variables for CV & all-cause mortality. Here, Dr. Wicks et al. investigate the validity of using HR index as a surrogate for VO2peak. bit.ly/3RxpNjv

Don't miss this article by Choi et al. as they investigate the presence of, and how combined exercise training might restore/improve, impaired endothelial function in those with post-acute sequelae of COVID19. bit.ly/3G65hE8

Take a trip with us to Michigan & Canada as we follow authors Wood et al. in their exploration and discussion regarding operational characteristics for early outpatient CR programs within the Great Lakes CR Consortium. Check out their Research Letter here: bit.ly/3YpqMG0

Since COVID19, we have learned much about combating infectious diseases. Here, Dr. Elmer et al. review evidence suggesting that regular PA can boost immune responses, reduce risk & severity of infection, & accelerate recovery from infectious diseases: bit.ly/3E4vBhf

Our last, but definitely not least, highlight of the month is a scientific statement from no other than our very own Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Brown et al. Don't miss the 2024 update for core components of cardiac rehabilitation programs. Find it here: bit.ly/4juXlKR

The May issue of JCRP is now available! Check out all of the great new articles. This issues, we highlight SCAD and special considerations for this patient population. Find the new issue here: bit.ly/3fGKXeZ

Women are disproportionately affected by SCAD which accounts for up to 35% of MI cases in women <50 y & responsible for ~1/2 of all pregnancy-associated MI. Here, Ghisi et al. discuss 2 papers highlighting the challenges of providing CR after a SCAD event bit.ly/4jFtCzd

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This study investigated the experiences of SCAD in females & analyzed themes including feelings regarding lack of information, themes of uncertainty, dissatisfaction with rehab, & family-related distress based on age: bit.ly/3ZqUx9X Dr. Karen Bouchard, Heather Tulloch

Digital technologies offer opportunities to improve CR. Here, Dr. Hamilton et al. explore the impact of digital technology in CR, assessing its potential to help pts overcome barriers & to improve CR by providing flexible and scalable solutions bit.ly/3F3MbhM Jessie Golbus

Home based options for CR may reduce barriers to traditional outpatient clinics but do they result in significant outcome benefits or reduced costs? Dr. Myers et al. set out to investigate just that in a VA program conducted during the COVID19 pandemic: bit.ly/43mjTXJ

Hot off of the press! An official AACVPR statement providing an overview of the specific goals for the volume of aerobic exercise to optimize long-term outcomes for participants in CR. Find it here: bit.ly/43pj0NY